What cause dark eye circle and how to treat it with home remedy and eye cream.
What causes bags and puffiness around the eyes and dark circles underneath them?
Gently pinch the skin under your eyes and give it a little tug. You’ll feel it’s a little looser and thinner than skin elsewhere. As we age, some of the fat
under the skin of the face disappears, and gravity tends to pull what’s left downward. Bags form under the eyes partly because less fat supports the skin, making it slacker. Thinner and looser skin also allows fluid to
collect, causing a puffy appearance. The dark circles under the eyes are caused by blood pooling in the veins just under the skin. The skin is susceptible to sunlight, so some of the darkness may be from pigment. You’ve probably noticed the puffiness around your eyes after you first get up in the morning, and the dark circles may be more visible then, too. You’re seeing the consequences of being in a horizontal position, which creates a greater tendency for fluids to accumulate around the eyes and veins to expand (dilate) so they hold more blood.
You should consider seeing a doctor if your eyes get noticeably puffier and the puffiness doesn’t go away. Puffy eyes can indicate that you’re retaining fluid; similarly, if your eyes get puffy after starting a new medication, you should discuss it with your doctor. You may be having an adverse reaction.
Sometimes, there may be an underlying cause that
can be treated or managed more effectively than the
the effect it has on the tissue around the eyes. Nasal
congestion is an example: it causes veins around the eyes
to dilate, so treating the cause of the congestion (an
allergy, perhaps) can make dark circles go away.
HOME REMEDY & AND INGREDIENTS TO LOOK FOR:
How to get rid of bags, puffiness, and dark circles:
wet, cool tea bags; cotton balls dipped in
rose water, and, of course, the iconic cucumber
slices
There are ingredients to look for in eye cream are:
Polyquaternium-51, Pullulan, Adenosine, Machilus Thunbergii Bark Extract
Acetyl Octapeptide-3, Acetyl Hexapeptide-8, Acetyl Tetrapeptide-5, Palmitoyl Pentapeptide-4, Palmitoyl Tetrapeptide-7, Sodium Carboxymethyl Beta-Glucan,
Gently pinch the skin under your eyes and give it a little tug. You’ll feel it’s a little looser and thinner than skin elsewhere. As we age, some of the fat
under the skin of the face disappears, and gravity tends to pull what’s left downward. Bags form under the eyes partly because less fat supports the skin, making it slacker. Thinner and looser skin also allows fluid to
collect, causing a puffy appearance. The dark circles under the eyes are caused by blood pooling in the veins just under the skin. The skin is susceptible to sunlight, so some of the darkness may be from pigment. You’ve probably noticed the puffiness around your eyes after you first get up in the morning, and the dark circles may be more visible then, too. You’re seeing the consequences of being in a horizontal position, which creates a greater tendency for fluids to accumulate around the eyes and veins to expand (dilate) so they hold more blood.
You should consider seeing a doctor if your eyes get noticeably puffier and the puffiness doesn’t go away. Puffy eyes can indicate that you’re retaining fluid; similarly, if your eyes get puffy after starting a new medication, you should discuss it with your doctor. You may be having an adverse reaction.
Sometimes, there may be an underlying cause that
can be treated or managed more effectively than the
the effect it has on the tissue around the eyes. Nasal
congestion is an example: it causes veins around the eyes
to dilate, so treating the cause of the congestion (an
allergy, perhaps) can make dark circles go away.
HOME REMEDY & AND INGREDIENTS TO LOOK FOR:
How to get rid of bags, puffiness, and dark circles:
wet, cool tea bags; cotton balls dipped in
rose water, and, of course, the iconic cucumber
slices
There are ingredients to look for in eye cream are:
Polyquaternium-51, Pullulan, Adenosine, Machilus Thunbergii Bark Extract
Acetyl Octapeptide-3, Acetyl Hexapeptide-8, Acetyl Tetrapeptide-5, Palmitoyl Pentapeptide-4, Palmitoyl Tetrapeptide-7, Sodium Carboxymethyl Beta-Glucan,